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Generally true. Though, in context of webapps, each thread usually works on one request. If your threads share (mutable) states in that case then something is V
by qihqi 10y ago
Generally true. Though, in context of webapps, each thread usually works on one request. If your threads share (mutable) states in that case then something is VERY broken.
- daxfohl 10y agoKind of, but consider logging. In node you can just console.log. In JVM you have to use a multi threaded logging library or your logs could be jumbled. Lots of things like that.